With Luton reaching the Premier League after winning the Championship play-off final recently, it means the Hatters will be facing some of the biggest clubs in English football once more this season.
It’s not the first time Town have been a top flight side though, going up on three other occasions in their history during the 1950s, 1970s and 1980s, their last season back in the 1991-92 campaign, then known as Division One, just over 30 years ago.
The Luton News has taken a look back at the last time the Hatters beat the other 19 Premier League teams away from Kenilworth Road when they were a top flight side, and to find out when that was, check out the gallery below.
9. Sept 24, 1988: Everton 0 Luton Town 2
An end-to-end game in which both goalkeepers starred, the hosts’ Neville Southall and Luton’s Les Sealey making terrific saves. It was after the break the deadlock was broken when David Oldfield (pictured) finally beat the Welshman, drilling home after a shot had been parried. Kingsley Black then rounded the Toffees stopper to find the net from an acute angle to double Luton’s lead and seal the points. Photo: Hatters Heritage
10. Fulham
Luton have never beaten Fulham in the top flight, losing their only previous trip, a 4-2 Division One defeat at Craven Cottage back in the 1959-60 season, Billy Bingham netting twice. Photo: Hatters Heritage
11. Liverpool
Luton have never won at Anfield in a top flight encounter, with three draws, including a 3-3 back in 1982, and eight defeats from their 11 previous matches, scoring nine goals and conceding 31. Photo: Andrew Powell
12. May 14, 1983: Manchester City 0 Luton Town 1
One of the most famous games in Luton’s history, as the final game of the 1982-83 Division One season saw the winner of this match at Maine Road stay up. It was the Hatters who did so though as with five minutes go to, Raddy Antic netted a terrific strike which led to David Pleat’s now famous jig on to the pitch at the full time whistle. Photo: Hatters Heritage